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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-31

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Dies III leBterem Staaie bauptlddllih Da
lieqt, no leBt 8eort1 llebt, uno auf
$40, 900. 900 bemertbet lit, i6einen ettpa5
better b~e9runoet gu lein, ais Die l1etiten
oerarttgen 9lniprI6e. 0as Sano murDe
angebli6 BON Der fran50iti6en 3tegteruus
tul Sabre 1923 an einen Getnlilen BbItppe
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@rforldung Der Shdler 0eS ODio, Sens
neliee uno Cumberland Slul1es 8eltbenft,
uuO in ben Nrbinen Des WitniitertumS OeS
seSnneru befinOen ltb Die 8elege fIr bic
Shentung.
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W2illourt lit in lebter ISOLDE Sobn 8. np
d. u r d, Der Stifter oes SrDens
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bon 81 Sabren geltorben. SIM Sttober
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2ltlantic uno Meitsru> Gabn arbettete, Die
erlte Goge bes 0roenS. St beabii1ttgte,
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uereinige, oamtt lie fiji gegenlettt8 oucb
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nad GeOaIla in Wtiifourt. ,Sm Sabre
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-07-28

Horses and Mules for Sale or Elk
charge. l.. q. CLAYTON, Contral S. c.
Married on the 24th inst. Mr.. Nelson
to Miss = Martin, nl Of this county.
The ceremony was performed by Kov. J.
N. Stewart at his residence.
Round trip tickets to Fort Nndisol 10
tic 'inveiIing of the cleveland Monu-
mont will be rs folIowg' From Easlcy,
$2,3Oi Liborty, $1.95: "ontuI 2lGO.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-07-28

The trustceq Of the Walker Mcr.i-
Noble College will meet at the residence
of Mr.. Samuel Wills ii on Thursday the
81 day Of August next Mt 10 o'clock, n.
m, by order of the President.
Send your sons and your daughters to
the Pied mont Institute. The fall SEES
sion begins the 1st of September. No
pains will be spared to make the school
first class in all of its departments.
,> Dr. G. w. Earle says surely we have
the most salubrioua climate and best wa
ter in this county. there is any whorc,
but these great boons do not cause the
doctors to have any the less practice.
The Globe Democrat tells of n colornd
man, James James, who was born in
this State in 1852. Ho fought by the
side of Sergeant Jasper. He is now at
Santa Rosa, Mexico. He is 1856 years of
age.
Roanoke posto(Iicc on Ricos Creek at
Mr. J. A. Davises' mill is now ready for
business. It will bca great convenience
to the people of that neighborhood.
THE mail from Eoslov will come that
way ON Wcdnesdays
w
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w Io'"i''' p""t'i' ".', ~ ''''. ''o'''
'''i to,'' 10 n.|'''"' "'''' :, 'f'''.'' car
"''''"'' i"N''' ''','' ,'''''' ''lT '','''
1,, T w ~ ,,," sn :" 49, p''"'' '''."'"'' VIII ~
'''>' i0A <'N''0 '0i io''"'' ''lp'
Snakes arc sometimes vary "o"iahlo.
a highland moccasin was killed in Mrs.
w. M. Hagood's closet few days ago.
Enterprlsing cats often make themselves
oiiiclous III this regard. trying to force
civilization on tho snake by carrying him
into the dwelling.
Mr. r q Ror,,c, cortoi,t,, toa o t,,,o.
ty waponer in his eor Tovro,o, Ito
brought a lood Of iur,,,nt 70 TOWN 1ost
Saturday drivino ronr ovor oe vorro.
Hs no is: hnt ho dill not rh;,E = rroa
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-07-28
fOx1 AL TT ENI ~


The street, wilI soon be put i'll fine
trim. " .
John Lewis Thornley, Is an expert at
white-washing.,
George K. Hendricks makes good
-four and good turn out.
The Presbyterian church is now topp-
ed with handsome steeplo.
We surmise TINT copious showers have
visited every portion of the county.
How the English Sparrows do multi
ply, but they do not replenish worth Il
cent.
Prof. j. w. Kennedy, Of fairvicw,
Greenvillo county, was in pickcns last
Thursd ".
Alexander e Folgcr are building anew
Ind larger platform on the cast side of
their store
Augustus Bowen, colorcd, hrs a flo ur
ishing school near Stewarts in Hurri
cane Township.
Mr.. N. j. Carey OF the Walhalla Bar
was in Pickens last Monday on profess
tonal business.
JULIAN W. Brace, Of Anderson, is Wis,
iting in Pickcns. The banking business
seems to ngrec with him.
Up to last Friday the crops on Easta-
toe, about Central and about Briggs
were still suffering for rain.
Mr.. l.. Il. Polk, Of Rclcigh, n. c.,
will address tho farmers meeting at Sail
dy Springs on the ODD of August.
Col. Holingsworth is soon to improve
his office by adding two story veranda
to the side next to tho Court House.
A passefby says that Col O. P. Fiold
and Mr.. i. B. Gravolcy have the finest
crops he has ever seen on their respect
i've places.
An exchange says: -"Avoid tho COM
pany Of those who talk unkiudly of 9th
er people" If the editor will try that
lie will get so lonely.
Mcssrs. Skinner and J. Med Bruce
and Misses tucio ITagood and LilIlc u.
Green left Pickcns last Monday for q
trip to tho mountains.
Boys do not fire your shot guns with
in two hundred yards of the editor,
when you sec him riding the colt. 1t
might he ''too big hooh."
The crops on Twelve Milo wero con-
siderably damaged last week by a wind
and hail storm. The corn on Suluda
suffered extremely by the wind.
-, Wy w NTort;,, ~r Tr,,"ino,n town.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-07-28

Whose we'll produces The coolest water
has bpch Il vpxcd question in this town.
Col. HagooI's, MIR. Aloxandcrs and
Nlrs. Brrcc'a, each Of which was colder
than the other two, have been tested BY
the thcinGmctcr' and registered GO de
grcos.
Rev. Dunlap Of Hohca Path, Andrr
son County, preached in the preshytori.
M Church Mt this place last Sabbath
morning and evening. He is young int the
ministry, and his oarnestnCSs And dcvo-
ton to the cause give great premise Of
success.
Twelve persons were received into
the membership of the church at Enon
last Sabbath. There were thirteen or
fourteen received into the church duN
ing the meeting just closed mt Cross
Roads. Ten of whom had not been
baptized.
The colorcd people of the town and
surrounding country will have a bnrbc-
cue on the 2Stll inst. in the grove Just
west Of Pickcns. Mr.. j. p. Carey, Judge
j. II. Newton, J. T.. Boggs, Elias Jcn-
kins and G. r.. Miller bave been invited
to deliver addresses.
The District Inference at EaSlcy had
q most harmonious and profitable scs-
sion, and no doubt greatly advanced the
cause Of Mcthodism in that section. All
the churches in town wero occupied last
Sabbath, much to t'1 qualification Of
largo and apprcciNtiYo audiences.
Mr.. II. A. Hester informs us that ho
has not had good soaking rain on his
farm, four miles south of Pickons. since
May, but the light showers have been
sufficient to keep the crops IN good con-
ditiOn. We have mover before heard Of
SO many good rains being so partial.
Sometimes it has been too wet to plow
in mans garden when the dust in his
field WAS not laid.
Now is thc time to make your orders
for fruit trees, and J. $. RuGslale & Bros.
nursery is tlr place to buy from. Rev.
G. w. Singleton is ready at any time to
take your orders. Mr.. T.. n. Wimpcy,
, Of Hurricane township, will scrY" any Of
his nrighhors who are in need Of trees.
living IN as good fruit country us he
does, and rnprc 'rnting @uch trust wor
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-07-28


Go to the unveiling at Ben Cleveland
Thursday.
The School commissioner is this week
engaged i'll visiting some of the public
schools
The Saluda Musical and Mutual I'M
! provcment Association meets ut Griffin
church next Saturday.
MIR. Z. Med. Alexander was last Sab
bath oldainod and installed II deacon in
| the Presbyterian Church
Last week at IIaurens Shoalan was ac-
quilted Of the murder of Bishop whom
he shot on the 4th day of July.
See notice of meeting of tho Piedmont
Institute stock holders next Saturday.
Busncs Of importance on docket.
Mcssrs. Carey and Boggs cannot be at
the barbecue Thursday, as they expect
to go to Ben Cleveland to the unvcilinp.
Mrs. !. G. Thompson has our thanks
fora nice mess of sweet potatoes. They
were certainly we'll grown for this season.
There will be match game Of bas,,
bali played at Central on Friday the %,
between the Easlcy and Central mines.
a letter from President Cleveland,
published elsewhere i'll this issue, states
that he will not attend the 1mvciling at
Ben Cleveland on the 2Sth inst.
a communication from Harris Town
ship without any name has been rccciv-
ed. 1t goes over under the rule rcQuir-
ing the name of writer to the articles,
not for publication, only as q guarantee
of &, d filth.
CapU. Vincent f. Martin was III Pick
ems lnst week looking up the broad acres
which have bocn forfeited to thc State
for taxes. In him the Sinking Fund
Commission certainly has IN industrious
and efficient. officer.
The Sabbath Schools Mt Pickcns are
cordially invited to join tho Dacusvillc
Sabbath School in picnic on the 18Th
of August. Addresses will be made by
James p. Carey, Rev. j. G. Davis and
Prof. James O'HanlOn.
Miss Elpha Roc, n daughtcr Of Carter
Roe, died last Friday at the agcof cigh-
teen wears. Her remains wcrc buried at
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-07-28

week never arrived.
left 'his u.lirH ON
al will he given for
il present location.
Aiken can hoat The
ndrcn and Il plenty
i"r Nrynton will
/ spend 4 week or
giZc for that state
he could get home.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-07-28
SLFEPINN lar. SERVICE

SLFEPINN Mr. SERVICE
ON trains ~ and ~ Pullman Buffet slccps
"rs between New Irrli and Atlanta. On
trains - ard 53 Pullman Buffet sleeper
h"tw"rn Wa$hjum,ou ard New Orleans.
Pullman sleeper between Greensboro and
Richmond. Thrm"h tickets on sale ut
principal stations, to AL paints. For rates
and information apply to any agent Of the
company or
f. B THOMAS. JAS. J.. 7 'YLOI2
Grnl Manager GPA
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-07-28

SLEEHIN0 CAR SERVICE.

On Nnins No. 10 and 81, Pullman
SIccprrs between Savannah and Hot
Spri' rs, n. G, via. Columbia and Spar,
Tickcts on sale at Principal Stations Ia
all p0irts. ~
LIS. L. TAYLOR, Gent Pass, Ar't,
y CARDWELL, NPA, Co'mbia,S s. z,
. soil HAAS, Tiahc Manager
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-07-28

conhhCTrDwrrEIY nyrrrcrsox &uILLrr
IN making market quotations wc eau
o'II approximate Vaiur, MnIly riIII
S"S occur after thr quotations are srni
Que, an" W" can only hope to give gen.
tt''1 ,' 'ueH OF III" vain" prevailing ihc dn,
ulc lUoiatlUnS arc made.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-07-28
EsiclInnNlsG az ED@esviaEc HS he
Columbia ard Grecnvi,le Division
CCTDENSED SCHEDULE
TEGn% H3tGa. ES3%.
I'!IlI>trlllIal

CTraiHs r,m ON Goth Mcridiar time
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&T G III W Td.
---.... Daily q
NJ 80 No 50
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16

MEMrHIs, Tenn, oct. l5.-lully
10000 people congregatcd on the
levce last evening to welcome the
president aud his wife. Great con
fusion prevailed as the carriage con
tanning the guests was en- route to the
hotel. At 3 O'Clock. the committee of
200 eminent ladies and gentlemen es
corted the prcsidene about the city to
witness fireworks. Az 9 O'Clock a
public reception began. the city
WAS handsomely dressed in bunting
and flags. At midnight the Jack son
ian Democratic clnb serenaded the
president and Mrs. Cleveland.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16
FOREIGN NfFAIIt~
France
BOU LANCER ADMITS.


PARIS. oct 15.-Gener4l Boulanger
telcgraphcd General Iarron that he
did use the language attributed -
bim in the newspapers.
At the request of NJ. Wilson the
Dlagistrate today questioned NJ. Mera
tezli, Nine. Limourin, Baron hrcit
magyar, and all admitted the accuss
lions against NJ. Wilson were false
and made in the hope that the ailalr
would BE hushed up. Wilson is
President Grevy's son in-law.
General Cailerel will be- deprived of
his decoration of Legion of Honor.
His pension granted for thirty nine
years service in the army will be re
duced from 5000 francs to 1900
francs.
BoULANGEK As a CANDIDATE.
PARIS, oct. l5-The order of re
leasing General Boulanger from hs
command and placing him under ar
rest directs that he be placed under
close arrest for thirty days. During
that period the ministry will deciie
whethor or not General Boulanger
shall he deprived of his command.
Radical members of { chamber of
deputies have decided to make Gen
eral Boulangera candidate for that
body, if he resigns or is removed
from his command. Further compli
cations are imminent.
BoILANGER'S SUCCESSOR.
PARIS, oct l5-General Broyc will
Iucceed General Boulangcr in com
mand OF the thirteenth army corpse
during the temporary suspension OF
the .atter.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16
SELLS BROTHERS Ar DALLAS.

'RowN PRINCE CRfTICA

sells at Dallas Yesterday
DALLAS, Oct. l5-This city fairly
blszed with excitement today, occa
stoned by the presence of Sells Broth
ers' widely renowned thirty car
show which played to bigger receipts
than any other circus has ever taken
iu Dallas. ltwass holiday for the
country folks, sort of Fourth OF
July, Christmas and New ear con
o. lidated
People from the surrounding
country began arriving as early rs Z
a. m., and by 10 O'Clock, when the
glittering aud stately street pageant
hove in sight. the thoroughtsres were
literally alive with people. The
street parade was altogether the finest
display ever seen hereaboutS, aud
challenged the enthusiastic plaudits
of the assembled multitude.
Fully ten thousand spectators wit
essed the afternoons performance,
and cheerod themselves hoarse over
the astounding gymnastic ana aero
batic acts, the brilliant bareback
riding, the infinitely amusing clown
ing OF ten sawdust comedians, the
amazing exhibition OF elephan'lne Cu
ture. the thrilling hippodrome races
he broaGsword combat ON horse
lack, tlremen's contests, and the zen
sensational exploits OF Pawnee Blli
md his scouts, cowboys, Indians and
ucklng broucos.
Young William sells mastery teSi
OF riding and driving, unaided, thirty
fiery horses three times around ihe
great hipp drome track, the mary ell
Gus athletic feats OF McGregors s
Scotch athletes, the comloa. act ~
"Sld," the clown elephant, the mimic
representation OF General Custer
M memorable battle on the Little Blg
T. orn, and the Virginia reel on horse
bs ok by cowb VS. and prairie glris'
were the features that elected the
Ioudest applause
The mensgerie department. is strlk-,
ipgly rich in geological treasures, ano
containing i:ty massive cages OF ioi
midable wild beasts. The cohsplcu
ols specimens are the herd OF tel
elephants, the twenty one feet tall z
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16
WACO, TEX.

raile only one ever in Texas, the pair
OF huge hipropotami, and the den of
ten performing tigers.
The Nes-rs. Sells cored a complete
triumph here, the universal verdict
being that their show l. double the
SIZE OF ANY other tented aggregation
that ha- ever visited the Lone star
Ntatp
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16

DO not be without a time piece
when you can can buy an eight-day
clock, which strikes the hours and
halt hours, and alarms, at ! selling
out prices of Levinski Il Levine.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16
l5O--Fdr Count Wild West Heroes and


wopy otrDthie vlp
uiia
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16
OrF FOR NAsHvlLLE.

The presidential reception to the
public in the hall of the cotton c1
change was about an hour i'll length.
The president and Mrs. Cleveland
were assisted by Postmaster General
and Mrs. Y ilas From the exchange
the party was escor led o their train
at the foot of court street aud at
O'Clock lett for Nashville.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16

"a thing OF beauty Is JOY forever"
so u well dressed man is II delight TO
the eye. Jones n GOodlOc's stock OF
nobby, fashionable suite il made up Of
things OF beauty
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16

Mrs. Nins!ow's Soothing syrup shouid a.
ways be used for children tecthinS. It soothes
the child. softens the gums, allAys ALI pains,
cures wind collie aud is he best remedy for
disrrhps
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16

Artist students VIII liad at the
Lion DHuG STORE II very iu!l and
complete line OF ever th,us they
need
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16

w. l. Tucker has the most com
plctc line OF trusscs and shoulders
braces in the city
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16
England.
BoULANGER ARRESTED.

LONDON, oct. l5.-Thc Standards
correspondent at Paris announces the
arrest OF General Boulanger
GROWN PRINCE CRITICAL.
LONDON, oct. 1.-The Chronicle
correspondent at Berlin says he has
learned from an unimpeachablca auth
ority that the condition of the Ger
man Crown Prince is serious, and that
Dr. Mack enlIe's treatment has failed
that the prince became so weak AT
Toblach that he could travel only by
easy stages and that he positively
refuses 10 submit to a further
operation, although the original
symptoms have reappesred,
A FoRGER.
LONDON, Oct. IA clerk, lately
IN the employ OF Naglians Bros,
merchants, 10 GA Broad street +. c.,
has been arrested tor forging bills of
exchange 10 the amount of tSOOQ0.
The king and queen of Servis have
decided to maintain the existing
separation for the present,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16

CAPT riIlN1E;f& f. sTURBS.
ca tab.eauxC brill
sigh
rec X IL a u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16

Canned fruits and vegetables il
endless variety ut Is. \. Little ~ Cos.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-16


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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-07
THE WEEK OF PRAYER.
Yesterdays Meeting-The Topic for tn
Meeting To-Day.

Yesterdays Meeting-The Topic for the
Meeting To-Day.
The fourth meeting was held yesterday
afternoon at the United Presbyterian
Church. DR.. Mcclure, pastor of the church,
nrssided. and conducted the religious ex-
ercises.
The topic was Prayer for the Home and
the School" Brief addresses were made
by DIR. Mcclure, DR.. Cunningham and Mr.
W. H. Rinehart.
The meeting to-day will be held at
st. Mathews P. E. Church at 3:lS
n M. and the topic is Mission
THAT the Church of Christ may recognize
the glory of the commission to preach the
gospel to every creature" and may feel II
q privilege to make sacrifices. that 1t may
be fulfilled; that far greater zeal for the
divine glory, and far more pity for the
perishing may be impaired by the Holy
Ghost to all the people of God; that faith'
ful laborers may be greatly multiplied,
and that all converts may be comforted,
upheld, guided and made useful; that the
hearts of the unconverted may be opened
TO receive the truth; that Christian mis-
sionaries may be fayorably received oy
heather rulers and people, DC.
This is the last OF very interesting
series of meetings, that have done muct
GOOD for the advancement Of church WORK
| in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-07

Issued by Secretary of State Walker-A
New Wheeling Oil Company.
A certificate of incorporation has been
issued by Secretary Of State Walker to a
company known as the McGraw's Run Oil
and Gas Co, which has for it's purpose
boring for carbon oil or petroleum and nat
ural gas, and for buying and selling such
oil or gas and for constructing, maintain
ing and operating pipe lines for the trans
portation of such products and for carrying
on all business pertaining thereto. The
principal office is to be kept at Wheeling
West Virginia, and is to expire December
1st, 1886. The sum of S., 900 has been sub
scribed and $500 paid in on said capital
stock, with the privilege of increasing the
capital stock to 5000, 900. The shares are
$500 each and are held by j. N. Vance, J.
J. Jones, Robert w. Hazlett, William II.
Hearne, Joseph Speidel, F. J. Hearne, II.
NJ. Russell, George Hook, Ambrose List
and James Cummins, all ofWheeling, one
share each.
Also, one to the ".Cheat River Boom and
Lumber Company" for the purpose Of con-
structing, operating and maintaining a
boom or booms without piers or dams on
Cheat river and its tributaries in Tucker
county, West Virginia, handle factories,
construct saw mills and any other wood or
wood working mill or manufactures also
for buying or holding, leasing and selling
timber lands and such other lands as are
necessary to the business set forth in said
charter. The principal Office to be
kept at st. George, Tucker county, West
Virginia, with branch Office at Oil City,
Pa, and at such other places as may seem
to be to the best interests Of said corpora
ton, and is to continue for the period of
twenty years from January 1st, 1887. The
capital stock subscribed aggregates 5000
divided into shares Of $40 each. The right
to increase the capital stock to $50, 600 is
reserved. The stock is held by John d.
Rulings, Thomas F. Hobbs, S. R. Cogan,
of st. George, two shares each; Thomas ],
Long, of Alum Hill, two shares; j. E.
Butler, Oil City, twelve shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-07
THE SHOOTING AFFRAY.
salmon's Wound Pronounced by the FhS
stefan as Not Dangerous.

salmon's Wound Pronounced by the EhS
stefan as Not Dangerous
Nothing new transpired yesterday re-
garding the smith-salmon shooting ARRAY
of which yesterday mornings KEGlSrEK
contained an account Salmon's father: j.
B. Salmon, accompanied by his brother
in-law, Mr.. Sherrard, Of SteubenVille,
came down yesterday morning and went
TO see the wounded man. The father was
yery much shocked by the narrow escape
of his son. He was called home in the
afternoon by telegram announcing that
his wife was quite i'll and greatly pros
trated over the news of her sons mlslor-
tune.
salmon rested quite easily all day and
last evening was somewhat improved. Inc
attending physician states that his c0ndl-
lion is very favorable considering the loca-
ton of the wound, and the probability OF
his recovery is undoubted should no unlor,
seen circumstances arise. The WOUNDED
man was allowed to see no one yesterday,
and was ordered to be kept very quiet. he
claims that he used no profane Language
toward Schmidt, but that he invited him
outside, when Schmidt told him to leave
the place in five minutes. lie sane
he would leave but wanted Schmld'
To 90 with him, and started to go out wher
schmidt pointed the rev oliver at him, but
il snapped the first time, when he walked
from behind the bar and fired two more shot
at Salmon, one Of which took effect as sta
ted. ~,
Schmidt was sent to Jail by Justice Arkl'
about 4 o'clock yesterday morning, where
he still is. He will have hearing before
the Justice at o'clock this afternoon
Col: Arnett is his counsel.